Sentence examples for tied manager from inspiring English sources

Barnet may have tied manager Martin Allen down to a new contract but they are finding players hard to come by, just three arrivals in Ryan Watson, Alex Nicholls and the goalkeeper Josh Vickers (with Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro also expected to be added) means they will do well to surpass last season's 15th place.

Ministers have tested micro-management to destruction, setting reams of detailed targets that have tied managers and doctors in knots, often with damaging side-effects.

He tied managers' compensation to the performance of G.M.'s stock.

In addition, the company has tied managers' performance ratings and bonuses to environmental and social goals as well as financial results, so that decision making will be guided by all three types of measures.

Specifically, it focuses on the effectiveness of informal cost targets, which communicate firms' specific cost preferences to managers without tying managers' compensation to reporting costs that meet those targets.

By tying managers at all levels to short-term considerations, they short-circuit the development of an aggressive manufacturing strategy.

In order to tie managers' interests to those of their shareholders, an increasing proportion of their pay came in the form of shares or share options, and Enron was extremely generous in this respect.

A largely discretionary bonus system was scrapped in favor of one based on economic value added, which ties managers' pay to their ability to generate returns above the company's 11% cost of capital.

Lawson responded by demanding greater accountability, tying managers' compensation closely to financial performance within business units, and the investment performance of its fund managers.

After loading up the weapons into their vehicle, the robbers tied the manager up.

But with the score tied, 2-2, Manager Terry Collins felt the Mets needed to take their shot when Hefner was due to lead off the eighth.